Family Fun for Vivid Sydney 2019




The harbour being just a sightseeing centre/venue till the early 80's has been redefined to one of Australia's biggest tourist hotspots featuring more than just sightseeing. From casual sightseeing cruises, cabaret shows, 360° views  of the bustling Sydney Harbour and cruises that offer delicious dining experiences. Most of the cruises run during the afternoon and evening time making it apt for the tourists as well as the natives to enjoy the amazing ambience of the world’s biggest natural harbour. There are a variety of cruises from lunch, dinner, sightseeing cruise and also event based ones such as Vivid Sydney cruises, New Year’s Eve cruise etc. The NSW under which Sydney Harbour and its cruises operate promote these magnificent floating restaurants not only for dining experience but also as an irresistible venue to conduct your special day programs and events. The celebrations on Sydney Harbour are also worth trying out. Whether it may be day or night, the harbour doesn't fail to amuse us with its panoramic views and spellbounding edifices that surrounds it.

The festival of lights, art, music and ideas is sure to entice the tourists to flock in and attend this amazing program of Vivid Sydney. The city of Sydney changes into a colourful canvas of utmost entertainment. From innovative light installations, sublime artwork to inspiring music the celebrated festival of Sydney has got it all. The numerous cruises providing amiable services, breathtaking views and onboard entertainment. In order to avoid the last minute rush, it would be advised to book these Vivid Sydney cruises well ahead of the festival. These cruises are in high demand and tend to fill up days before the beginning of the event.

This catamaran is a crowd-favourite among the lot what with its spacious outer decks, modern interiors, nautically crafted to deliver a comfortable cruising experience at a budget-friendly pricing. If you are looking for a more jazzy, entertainment-filled cruise, then go on a historic paddlewheeler of Sydney, Sydney Showboats would be the ideal one to opt for. With its aristocratic design, wraparound verandas and huge guest capacity the exquisite Sydney Showboats is sure to have an upper edge over all usual Sydney Harbour dinner cruises. The crowd-favourite show that has been running successfully has turned into an unmissable event on the harbour. Another option that is sure to surpass your expectations is a glass boat dinner cruise, famous for offering uninterrupted harbour views with premium dining saloon and retractable Sky Deck topped with its an all new 8-course degustation menu. With its many features and premium surrounds, it is all set to enhance your cruising experience all the more.

See the world-famous attractions of Sydney in its Vivid colours as you cruise along the pristine banks of the illuminated Sydney Harbour. Watch the harbour adorn itself in a cascade of hues and be a part of this spellbinding festival by cruising aboard a dedicated Vivid Sydney cruises of your choice.

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